Secondary Market
Advertise your sell or buy orders to the community
A bulletin board where CrowdedHero investors sell shares they already own, or show interest in buying shares of companies whose funding round has closed successfully.
How does it work?
Four steps from order to agreement
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Open your investor profile and create an order to sell or buy shares of a specific company.
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Your order appears on the Secondary market for other investors to see.
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Get in touch directly with the other party to finalise the arrangements.
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CrowdedHero provides a sample purchase/sale agreement. For details, contact support@crowdedhero.com.
To fill out a selling or buying application, navigate to your investor account on CrowdedHero to the section Secondary market. From there, compose a listing indicating whether you wish to sell or buy shares from a specific company, number of shares and price of one share. Your order will then be displayed on the Secondary Market for other users to view.
The secondary market is a platform or space where investors can buy or sell previously issued securities, such as shares of a company. In the context of CrowdedHero, it is a dashboard-style marketplace where investors can either advertise their intention to sell company shares they've previously purchased or express their interest in buying shares from other investors.
Unfortunately, no. CrowdedHero's secondary market is available for the sale or purchase of shares of companies purchased on the platform.
CrowdedHero Secondary Market is a dashboard-style marketplace, where CrowdedHero investors can sell previously purchased company shares or advertise their interest in buying shares in other promising companies.
Additional information: https://crowdedhero.com/secondary-market
Disclaimer
Under Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 on European crowdfunding service providers for business, CrowdedHero does not act as an intermediary on the Secondary market and does not execute orders. This bulletin board is for information only. Any buying and selling is at the investor’s discretion and responsibility. The platform may provide agreement templates; everything else is carried out by the investors themselves.